Title	Author
2010 Fall
	No. 1	MORE INTENSIVE CROP NUTRITION EVADES GREENHOUSE GASES	Dr. Tom Bruulsema
	No. 2	SOIL pH AND THE AVAILABILITY OF PLANT NUTRIENTS	Dr. Tom Jensen
	No. 3	ARE YOU OVERLOOKING MAGNESIUM?	Dr. Rob Mikkelsen
	No. 4	NOT ALL FERTILIZER BANDS PLAY THE SAME SONG	Dr. Scott Murrell
	No. 5	PRECISION COTTON FARMING IN THE SOUTH	Dr. Steve Phillips
	No. 6	WHAT IS THE BEST NITROGEN RATE FOR YOUR FIELD?	Dr. Cliff Snyder
	No. 7	CONSIDERING CHLORIDE FOR WHEAT	Dr. Mike Stewart
2010 Summer
	No. 1	WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE NITROGEN USE EFFICIENCY TRAIT IN CORN	Dr. Tom Bruulsema
	No. 2	HOW WILL CLIMATE CHANGE AFFECT CROP GROWTH AND FOOD PRODUCTION?	Dr. Tom Jensen
	No. 3	MAINTAINING HIGH QUALITY ALFALFA: DON’T IGNORE THE NUTRIENTS	Dr. Rob Mikkelsen
	No. 4	A TREATMENT FOR MY GRAINS	Dr. Scott Murrell
	No. 5	GETTING STARTED WITH PRECISION AGRICULTURE – STEPS FOR SUCCESS	Dr. Steve Phillips
	No. 6	FIELD GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND FERTILIZER NITROGEN: THE FACTS	Dr. Cliff Snyder
	No. 7	SULFUR—THE 4TH MAJOR NUTRIENT	Dr. Mike Stewart
2010 Spring
	No. 1	CROP NUTRIENT BALANCE SHIFT IN THE LAKE ERIE WATERSHED	Dr. Tom Bruulsema
	No. 2	COOLER THAN NORMAL SPRING SOIL TEMPERATURES ALONG WITH DRY SOILS MAY RESULT IN SHORT-TERM NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES	Dr. Thomas L. Jensen
	No. 3	THE ROOTS OF NUTRIENT UPTAKE	Dr. Rob Mikkelsen
	No. 4	A DISTANT EARLY WARNING LINE FOR POTASSIUM	Dr. Scott Murrell
	No. 5	IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFITABILITY OF SOUTHERN COTTON	Dr. Steve Phillips
	No. 6	COULD INADEQUATE P AND K CAUSE POOR CROP N USE?	Dr. Cliff Snyder
	No. 7	REVISITING CONSIDERATIONS FOR CRP BREAKOUT	Dr. Mike Stewart
2009-2010 Winter
	No. 1	HOW TO CHOOSE AN ENHANCED-EFFICIENCY FERTILIZER	Dr. Tom Bruulsema
	No. 2	COMMERCIAL AND MUNICIPAL BY-PRODUCTS: ARE THESE USEFUL SOURCES OF NUTRIENTS?	Dr. Tom Jensen
	No. 3	DO YOUR NUTRIENTS BALANCE?	Dr. Rob Mikkelsen
	No. 4	NEW 4R ARTICLE APPEARS IN CROPS & SOILS MAGAZINE	Dr. Scott Murrell
	No. 5	THE RIGHT WAY TO GROW WHEAT…4R NUTRIENT STEWARDSHIP	Dr. Steve Phillips